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<blockquote>Then there was talented lead guitarist "Brian" Damage, renowned both for his cape-length hair and a cavalier attitude to condoms and needle-sharing, who died, in 1992, of still-suspicious "complications related to pneumonia." (p. 5) | <blockquote>Then there was talented lead guitarist "Brian" Damage, renowned both for his cape-length hair and a cavalier attitude to condoms and needle-sharing, who died, in 1992, of still-suspicious "complications related to pneumonia." (p. 5) | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:40, 8 January 2018
Lead guitarist of Luxifer Ravyn, from Grant Morrison's editorial introduction to Heavy Metal magazine's 2017 Music Special (issue 287)
Then there was talented lead guitarist "Brian" Damage, renowned both for his cape-length hair and a cavalier attitude to condoms and needle-sharing, who died, in 1992, of still-suspicious "complications related to pneumonia." (p. 5)
